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What's on offer at 'First Thursdays' in May 6 May 2021 7:01 PM Share This: 'First Thursdays' is a monthly program encouraging people to remain in the city centre after work and enjoy what's on offer. It's the first Thursday of the month, which means it's time for Cape Town's art galleries, shops and inner city restaurants to throw open its doors and invite the Mother City's residents in for the evening. 'First Thursdays' is a monthly program of shops, galleries, restaurants and bars in the inner city of Cape Town and Johannesburg that keep their doors open after hours on the first Thursday of...
THK Gallery THK has made a name for itself showcasing contemporary art works by local artists. The aim of this gallery is to showcase art which presents a diverse assemblage of developing forms of modern art. The exhibition lined up for this month is by conceptual South African artist Pierre Le Riche. Le Riche works in sculpture and installation, although he does not specialise in any specific medium. The exhibition is titled Urns for the Ashes of My Lost Lovers: Part 1. “It is forbidden to keep all my lovers, so I harbour my feelings in containers adorned with my memories of them. My lust...
"Within Three or Four Years the Texture of Pakistani Life Changed" In this interview with Claudia Kramatschek, Nadeem Aslam talks about his native Pakistan, the military rule of Zia ul-Haque, and his most recent novel, about Afghanistan during the Soviet invasion The era of Zia-ul-Haque has an indirect role in your new novel because Zia was responsible for Pakistan's fatal involvement in the Afghanistan war that still haunts the world today. Your family had to leave Pakistan under Zia's regime – was this a defining moment in your life? Nadeem Aslam: I wouldn't be here talking to y...